Warm socks (preferably 2 pairs) and Wellington boots...
Thats my answer to walking in snow.
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Warm socks (preferably 2 pairs) and Wellington boots...
Thats my answer to walking in snow.
If I have to walk anywhere, I tend to put on footwear. But out with the dogs or garbage, or to catch a running child, its just out as is.
Slippers?
Not worth the effort to find them.
winning without slipping and nearly breaking my noggin.
That was close,
Twenty three skidoo
noggin (n.)
1620s, "small cup, mug," later of the contents of such a vessel, "small drink" (1690s), a word of unknown origin, possibly related to Norfolk dialectal nog "strong ale." OED considers that the similar Celtic words are "no doubt" from English. Informal meaning "head" is attested by 1866 in American English.also from 1620s
That would be "normal for Norfolk"
Which is a recognised medical term.
Normal for Norfolk - Wikipedia
Goodnight you beautiful people.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
HEY!!!! Speak for yourself.......no...wait....never mind.....strike that.....goodnight
